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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
AZ COneeviile, Tenn .

Owing to previous engage ments
made by Senator Waltball, the barbs.
cue which was to have been given
AuguT 18th, at Lake Enms, a half
mile north Of town, will be postponed.
l. M. R,s', who is engaged in the
dug business as oakland, Mics came
over Monday night to spend a few
days with relatives and friends in
Cofieeviile.
7. j. Scott aud his two daughters,
Miseis Maggie aHd Pearl, left last
night to visit friends and relatives at
Colliefville, RIssville and Jackson,
Tenn.
Dol. ]. ]. Williams, of Grenada. one
OF the most polished and vigorous
writer's OF the State, spent last i5atur.
day In this city.
Burdette Eskridge, OF near Duck
Hill, Miss, with his bea stiiul and &C.
complished DAUGHTER, Miss Lillian, IA
visiting his .brot. er, Csp. ] LEX
ridge.
Mrs. J. W. Brown, accom- panied BY
her son and daughter, Mr.. ]. s and
Miss Leta Brown, are visiting friends
in Tsllahs,chie county.
u. ID Halle, our very popular and
enterprising druggist, left last Mon.
day to visit his branch house In o Ak.
land, Miss.
Judge A. 7. Rosne, with his two
charming daughters, passed through
our town last Monday on his way
from PitbborC TO Grenada.
X b Uochurch, q zsaou, and en-.
terprising farmer, was in town Non.
day ard reports crops in good condi.
ton.
A. L McHenry, who has been visit.
ing friends In Pittsboro, Mics, passed
through town on his way TO his home
IN Grenada last Monday.
Miss Annie Hall, OF Grenada, who
has beeu visiting here for the past
lew days, returned home last Monday
night.
The Rev. Mr.. Thorp, Of Grenada,
Episcopal minister, preached at the O
L. church last Wednesday and
Wednesday night.
Mics Matte Heron left last Mon.
day to visit friends and relatives In
Grenada county.
Meesrs Volney and Vernon Moore.
Of Oakland, Mia, spend several days
In town this week.
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Al Brownsville. Tenn.

Miss Clara Phillips gave a few oil
her friends an elegant entertainment
this week. None can excell Miss
Clara as hostess, Notwithstanding che
is a dehntsn.e.
r. T. Folk, Of the staff Of the
Memphis Scimitar, IL again able to be
mp, after severe Illness a. his fathers
home in this city.
The Wheelsrs gave q picnic at Mar.
wins chapel Thursday. They wer
very highly entertained by an sddr SO
from the Hon. j. II. Mcdowell, OF
Union City, setting forth the objects
and advantages Of the organ zs'ion.
The trustees OF the Baptist Female
College have elected j. ID Anderson.
A. NJ, president Mr.. Anderson
comes highly recommended 90 q thor.
ouRh business man and an educator
Of more than ordinary ability. The
friends and pa rons Of this college are
highly delighted on obtaining the
services Of man so eminently fitted
for the place
Stacy Lord and his sister, Miss
Willie, accompanied by Miss Pet
Thomas, lefs for q sojourn at Mont
eagle this week.
The Hon. T. b. King IL again among
his host OF frisnds. after a protrac,ed
Illness in Arkansas. A pair Of bright
eyes are sparkling with joy on &C.
count Of his return.
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power, and DR.. Beauresard's Tonic and
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directions. which are afhxed 10 each bottle.
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40 Corin,h, MISS.

Miss Claude Baptis,e, one Of the
bellies OF West Poi,t Miss., has been
10 tho CITY iss DAYS, the guest of
Me. C,l. Whiti I'D. She was accom-.
panied by her littls niece, Sweet Ma.
bel Roy, Of Ahsrdeen, Miss.
Dr. X NJ Young visited Shelf sid,
Ala professionally recently.
Mrs. Polk Randolph and children
havs returned to their home Al Monte.
Eums, Tenn, after q delightful Wal,
with relatives here.
T. b. Settle aud family are sum mer.
Ing In IN. country.
The Misses Katie Lautsr and Birdie
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Al oxford, Miss.

Judge b. I. Klmbrough and wife
left Monday for Monteagle, Tenn, TO
rest, recupersts and restore their
health.
Mrs. John Lowry, Of Jackson, 10 In
the CITY this week visiting friends.
Msssru. 81 and n. Ovens and hn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

miiburn ein sns nsshiae Ce.
Make the celebrated Miiburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, and keep them, xith Feed.
era and Condensers, always on hand
Tor prompt delivery. Have them quote
you prices.
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whsfe ne will spend two years ct the
university compile ing his atudies IN
medicine and the arts. IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

, 0ouecI, this evening ct jackson
Mound Park. -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

rHE Managers Of Jackson Mound
PARK have upheld the Retirement Of
the beautiful resort 20 psrisetly, that
IL is patronissd by our brst society
people. Our youny ladies and gen.
tlemea nos frequent the lovely spot
IN moonlit nights. 1, Ia QUITE the
thine to drive there now At shutdown.
A superb dinner is served II previous
orders are given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
TOM BFAG ARD HIS HEIRS.
Both Sets of Claimants Conhdont-ghe
Case Continued tn November.

Both 5etS of Claimants ConGdont-ghe
Case Continued tn tJursubsr
Special 10 the Gazette.
BoHHAa, TEX, Sept. 25.-Tle Tom
Bean estate is still the au absorbing topic
Of conversation. It w&s expected that
some rare Developments and surprises
were in store for the people and would
be disclosed today, IS it was announced
that two apI licsti0n5 for administrator
snip would come before the County judge,
one being ". w. Russell! q .cis city, an
intimate friend Of the deceased and st
present temporary administrator Of the
estate, Gnd tie other, II. p Howard of
San Antonio, one II the claimants to
the immense fortune. Speculation ran
high, some predicting FIAT s will would
be produced il court sGt stop al further
| legal proceedings, bat sucl
were 6comed to disappointment
for nothing 8as done n c0ufl except to
continue tie proceedings till the Novem-
/ Der term. Mr.. Saunders, VINO clafms to
! be z brother Of the dead man, is still in
the city, and is hopeful thai in the end
he will prove MS relationship anG secure
| his proportion Of the large estate. On
the other hand, 8 great many Old and re-
| speCL9d citizens OF this county are equally
Is sure that the dead mans name was
not Saunders, but Bean, as he was al
ways known. DR.. r z. Martin, who has
long been en- hOnOIed citizen OF ta!s city,
end who WAS intimately acquainted with
deceased, in fact was MS physician,
stated shat Bean on one occasion in
| formed him that he was born and par
italy raised in Washington, d. c., and
| served under his father some
years IS apprentice il ship build
ing. This scrap Of MS earlY his
tory seems to be borne out in
the fact that the man who accompanied
him here ut IN ggIly day, and who he
claimed IS his Esther, was fine wood
workman, having brought & chest OF
tools with him, TIE counsel for the
Bean line Of defendants, states thzt they
have positive proof in their possession
that Thos. Bean Was always Tom Bean,
end when the proper tine comes such
proof Will be shown.
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Remarkable Uass Of uodgr, ioh

AUGUSTA, KY, Sept. PA most re-
mszkabIe death, that has puzzled the dec
tors, occurred nesr this city last evening.
Several months sgo, William Dugsn, &
farmer about thirty years old, had q
spell of sickness, from which he seemed
70 recover, but only to be attacked with 6
malady that covered his body with boils.
These, in time, began to disappear, but
only to give place to most remarkable
skin eruption. All over his body Jumps
began to show themselves like little mar
oles under the skin. These grew in size,
and one of them at last became go large
it touched vital part, causing instant
death. The doctors say it was some
thing new TO medical science, and the
cese attracted great ss*ention.
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Resolutions Adopsed by the Settlers of
block Forty Five.

BENJAMIN, KNOX COUNTY, TEN Sept 20.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
AZ & meeting Of the purchasers OF
school lands in block As, Houston and
Texas Central Railroad Company, Knox
county, Texas, a. NJ Horner was
chosen chairman and C. A. Benedict
secretary, and the following resolutions
were passed;
Whereas, it appears that il December,
1882, w. E. Ragner, by virtue of power Of
attorney from certain parties, authorizing
him to tile on forty sections of school
lands in block 40, Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company, Knox
county, Texas, and that said applications,
we're received 10y the surveyor of Baylor
land district in December, 1852,
and that on March Is, 1888, W
E. Ragner presented said applications,
together with first payment to the
treasurer, which were rejected
by him. Also fifteen sections for
other parties were applied for in block As
oy MIR. Rayner with the forty as above
stated, and were disposed of in like man
ner by the Treasurer. Since which time
| the land board hiss received applications
| and made awards 10 thirtv-eight of the
same sections TO sexual settlers, who are
now occupying the same and have built
houses and barns, made farms, planted
orchards and made other permanent i'm
provements too numerous to mention.
Since which time, and on the 8th day Of
January, 1887, Treasurer Lubbock Issued
! mis- receipts OF first payment and cent the
same 10 the General Land Office, which
we're received and certificates issued to
the parties claiming through their attor-
ney, W. E. Rayner. The settlers in block
45, Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Company, Knox county, Texas, were
never aware that there Was any other
claimant for the lands in said block is
until after the 6th Of January, 1887, and
then only by the interest of certain par
! ties being refused by Treasurer Lubbock,
on the grounds that prior sales had been
msde Of these lands to parties claiming
through their attorney ". Z. Rayner.
Now therefore be it
Resolved by the settlers Of Block 40
that we appoint committee to set forth
the facts as above stated and TO present
copy to the Attorney General aro copy
to the Fort Worth GAZETTE for publica
ton and to request the Attorney Genera
J TO render an opinion as TO the validity o.
the two claimants, the cause of request
ing an opinion CT the Attorney Genera
being that individuals have sought IL
vain for an opinion Of the Land Commits
sionel.
r. G. A. BENEDICT,
A. NJ. H0RNRR,
JOHN II. BATES,
C0mmittee
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There were four or five sets OF these
memoranda, running from one to odd"
When asked to explain the meaning Of
them he said they we're some Old ex-
smples in algebra lie had been working
cut with the boys. II few minutes we
were satisfied that the paper read: oar
tillery in First division ~ pieces" The
81" stood for infantry and the &c" for
cavalry. We were satisfied, and yet we
were not, for as soon as we made it out
the way have given 1t to you Swift said:
General, Captain Morton does not
seem to be 8 good hand to remember
tsces. VIII you please send for the Or
derly sergeant and my tent mates? If L
can't show by them that have been with
Company G four months you can order
me hung as spy.
The cool proposition staggered the Gen
eral. Had we discovered the paper in the
mans pocket instead of his boot he would
have been allowed to walk of. That dis
cCvery locked suspicious, and he was Or
dered back to the guardhouse and the
persons sent for Two hours later he
was confronted with the orderly ser
geant.
"Sergeant, do you know this MANI"
asked the General.
ono, sir"
"Isn't ne & member of your company"
ono, sir.''
"You are dead sure OF this?"
~ am, sir"
Swift actually grinned es if Ii were s.
good joke and said:
"Perhaps 1 have changed skins with
somebody since l came out OF camp this
| Nv,
name is Thomas. You came from CHI
cage. You have been twice wounded.
| Your father was down to see you last
week. You get love letters from your girl
| in Galesburg You are thirty-tWo years
| old. You have brother Ben in Com
| pany Z. Hear me call the roll of our
company: Albright, Allison, Andrews,
hrkwright, Bement, Besmer, Bostwick,
Carter, COrliss, Collins, Costigen, Cum
merford-''
And the man ratified Of forty or fifty
names as fast es he could speak, and he
got them all correct, zoo. The Sergeant
looked from his Captain to the prisoner,
and then pinChed himself to see II he was
swake or asleep.
"I-I never saw him before" he finally
stammered. but he must belong TO the
| COHipauy.
eyes, he certainly must" added the
Captain.
"WelI, take him back 10 camp with you,
Sergeant" observed the General. "Hold
on, though; didn't we send for his tent
mete.?"
"Thcy are here, sir"
"Weu, we'll see If they recognize him"
The three men were brought in, and in,
side OF FIVE minutes Swift was doomed
man. He had come into camp four OF
five days previous, claiming to be look
ing for friend, and had bribed the boys
to let him into the tent. He made his
excursions through the division from
this point. He must have been MAI
with wonderful memory, and
he had gained oceans o.
information without seeming tt
pump anybody. He tried to brave it Out
against the three men, but other mem
bers Of the company were sent for, anc
his nerve at last gave way. A court mar
tial was convened, and four days after
his capture Swift was hanged. While ht
died game and would admit nothing, i
| was satisfactorily settled that he came from
Johnston's army, and that he was old il
the business. l was standing ct the foo
of the gallows as he mounted it, sHf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
GREENYILLE.
Arrested for Incsndiarism-Conin I'm
proving.

Arrested for Incsndiarlsm-Conin I'M
proving.
Special TO the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Sept. 26-Growing
out Of the incendiary burning Of the
Alliance gin at Lone Oak, this county, on
Friday morning last was the arrest and
placing under $1,000 bond yesterday of
William Gaudy, q young man of eighteen
years, son OF Z. E. Gaudy, q citizen of
Lone Oak. A careful investigation as to
the watch picked up has identified it as
the property OF young Gaudy who had it
the night previous. The tracks found
also suit those of the defendant and other
circumstances point strongly to his guilt.
Lis trial is set for the 3rd of October.
The father is an old resident OF the place
and was himself running 8 gin.
w. E. Collins. transient who was
shot by Officer Will Yelrin, on Friday
night last for resisting arrest receiving 8
flesh wound through the left thigh, is I'M
proving to-day. The wounded man is
from Milan, Tenn, where his people re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

The captain was clean beat. He was
dead sure that no such man belonged to
his company, and yet the suspect had
answered every question as straight as
string.
"I'u stske my life that 1 never saw this
man before, )" the csptain finally answered,
land know every man in my company
by name"
The spy was ordered to strip his shirt,
and for the first time his cooiness seemed
to desert him He reproached the cap
tain for permitting this indignity, but
slowly disrobed. In one Of his boot legs
was pocket, and in this pocket We found
paper bearing figures as follows;
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MARVELLOUS MEMORY.
Beid Expedient Adopted by e RebeI Spy.
Glib Recital CT Facts, Names and Figures
Hastily Learned.


Hastily Learned.
New York Sun.
2 Just before Sherman advanced On mis-
Georgia campaign man, supposed to be
a rebel spy, was one day arrested in
Union camp. He WAS in Federal uni :
form, put his look and language we're IN
mistakably southern. He claimed TO be-
long TO a regiment In another camp ABOUT
two miles away, and he Was sent to the
guard house until his assertion could be
verified or disproved.
l was officer of the d2y at camp that
dny, and that is how l came to learn so
many of the particulars Of the affair l
am relating. 1t was in the camp Of 8
Wisconsin regiment that the spy, who
gave his name as George Swift, wss ar
rested. He had come there ostensibly 10
visit friends, but some CT the boys had
seen him slyly taking notes, and he had
asked such questions as no private Fed
ersl soldier would have had any use for.
1t was pretty generally understood that
the COnfederates were using every eXer-
ton to secure knowledge of Sherman's
strength and movements, and the boys
mad no sooner got the idea that the
stranger was spy than they gave infor-
nation to me, and put him under arrest.
1 saw at q glance that ne was CT southern
birth. This was not so much against
him, for at that time we had plenty OF
Tennessee aud Kentucky men with US.
"What command do yon belong to-"
1 asked.
''The til Illinois," he replied.
| asked what brigade and division, who
was his captain, and various other things,
and he returned what seemed to be
straight answers to every question. When
I asked who he had come to visit in the
| Wisconsin regiment lie WIS lame. lie
mentioned the name of man NO one had
ever heard Of. It was Gu this point alone
that l held him. a messenger was 81
once sent after the Illinois captain named
and in about sn hour he appeared. The
supposed spy was taken to the tent OF
the brigade general, and as soon es
brought face to face with the captain he
ea1uted and said:
"Csptsin Norton, the people here seen
to think l am 8 rebel spy"
"And who are you?" queried the Cap
tain, plainly astonished.
"Do you ask that?" reproechfully in
quired the man. "Who should be bu
George Swift OF your own company"
"You can't be. I never saw y0a be-
fore in my life"
"Why, Captain MortonI'
The two men looked at each other as il
doubling their own senses, and the Gen
ersl asked OF Swift:
GLOW long have you been with his com
panv?"
"Four months, sir. came down as {
recruit from Pekin."
"Who is your orderly sergeant"
Sergeant White, sir"
"Who are your commissioned officers?'
"Captain Morton, First Lieutenan
+ Green and Lieutenant Davis. The latte
is home on Through"
Chow many men in the company"
"Fifty-eight, sir"
"Who are your tent mates?"
"Oscar Jackson, Thomas Parker an
John Pridgeon."
"Well, captain" queried thegeneral, q
he turned to Captain Morton.
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& SALT MONOPOLY,

The indispensable Relish VIII Now Be-
como Hisn-A Union ut Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. ga nam
moth self company, composed of large
salt manufacturers IN the United States,
is about to be formed. It will DC known
as &he National Salt Union, and will be
the headquarters for she salt supply of
the whole country. Delegates from salt
trims IL OHIO, Michigan and New York
met in this city within the past week and
made arrangements for union. The
union viii be composed CT sixty three
companies in al, eleven companies in the
Pittsburg Salt Companies, nine in the
New York, thirty il Michigan, and thir-
teen in Ohio.
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GRinesYillS,

Special 20 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. 26.-S. P.
Willis was brought here from Dexter, in
this county, to-day, and lodged in Jail in
defSult of $500 bond required of him in @
case against him charging him with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Jack Williams, VINO testified last week
in the case of Doc East, At Sherman, was
brought here yesterday by Deputy Sher-
if Chancellor, OF this county, and turned
over to-day to the sheriff of Wise county
where he is wanted OF q charge Of horse
theft.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

of my family and, being young and just /
starting out in life, did not feel like |

of my family and, being young and just
starting out in life, did not feel like
riskipg she $40 which wss required to
win ne $4,000. For three successive
nights Gregmt that @ certain nsmoer
would win me first prize in a certain lot
terry. The repetition OF the dream caused
me to mention it TO g young fellow clerk,
and he suggested that write down on 8
piece of paper the figures just to see if
my dream would come cut right. did
SO and we put the piece of paper in the
safe and thought no more about it. Three
weeks passed and at last the newspaper
published the list of winning numbers.
Ny friend bethought him Of the paper in
the safe, End we got it to compare with
the list. Then we kicked ourselves real
hard, for the number had written down
three weeks before was the identical one
which had drawn the first prize CT $751;,
0On
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DIR. " 4 S SERZ U G.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Bids VIII be received by the Commissioners
Court of Maverick county, Texas, for the sale
or Lessee of Three and Ona-half Leagues -four
teen thousand four hundred ana ninety sight
acrcs) OF Maverick CoUaty School Lands, stu
ated in Hockey county l''Panhandle''), Texas,
being surveys Nos. %, 40 and Il, and part Of
g. BIDS to lie for either lease or sale.
Bids for lease to state number of years !;
bids for sale, to be Ssef0 cash Gown, and the
balance on time not exceeding twenty years,
with interest al not less than eight per cent Is
per Ant.l per annuU,, payable annually in aN
vance. Parties desiring to pay all cash can DO
So Each bid must bc accompanied With for
felt OF two hundred and fifty dollars, for faith
full performance Of contract in case bid is &C.
ccpted. All bids to be fled with the under
signed on OF before o'clock p. M. Of the first
Monday In october next, when said bids Will
bs opened The Court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Court. j. A. BONNET,
County Judge Maverick County, Texas. This
lOth Jav of August 1887. - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Ladies

In delicate health needing gentle yet
effective laxative will find the California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup CT Figs, pleas
ing to the taste, acceptable to the stom-
ach, and perfectly safe in STRESSES. 1t is
The most easily taken and pleasantly ef-
ffective remedy known to cure and prevent
costiveness, to dtspel headaches, ,eeids
and fever, and sffengthen the kidneys,
liver and boweh, and is thesstcfe ia,
vorite remedy with ladies. For sale in
so cents and 81 90 bottles by Milton
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
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a Hunity of Convicts.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Sept. ga mu-
tiny Of conYicts is reported at the Knox
vile Iron CompanY's coal mineslat Coal
Creek, they refused to 90 into the mines and
the guards opened fire on them wounding
three or four. One is thought to be NOR
tally wounded. The cause of the trouble
is said to be the refusal Of the superin-
tendent to move coal away from the
mouth of the pit thus preventing the free
circulation Of cir.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
G. A. BENEDICT,
a. NJ. H0RNBR,
JOHN II. BATES,
Committee.
midlothian Failure.

Special to the Gazette.
MIDLOTHIAN, TEX, Sept. 26.-Two
attachments were run to-day on w. D.
Mabsn's stock CT goods amounting to
over $4,000. The assets aud liabilities
are not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

when the moose wss put over his head
heard him say:
Gentlemen, It's ID line m0rnin
TO start on such journey as mine"